Introduction to RSI

In medical terms, RSI (repetitive strain injury) can be defined as CTD, cumulative trauma disorder resulting from protracted repetitive, awkward or forceful hand movements. The ultimate result is that it injures tendons, muscles, neck nerves, hand, forearm and shoulders which in turn can cause numbness, pain, weakness or mutilation of motor control. It is really amazing to observe that how apparently inoffensive activities like clicking with mouse Read the rest of this entry

Repetitive Strain Injury, or RSI, is an ever increasing problem in today’s world, where office work and also manual labour means why are overusing parts of our body and this is where problems occur.

This new information site dedicated to Repetitive Strain Injury will provide you with all you need to know and use for getting better and helping to prevent RSI happening.

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